Sentence examples for increased the uncertainties from inspiring English sources

Investors reacted cautiously after the Fed said that the terrorist attacks last month had significantly increased the uncertainties in an already weak economy.

The limitations of a Gamma distribution-based Markov chain model for reproducing high-order moments are well-known, and the problems have increased the uncertainties when the models are used in establishing water resource plans.

Low energy balance closure (EBC) at a particular eddy-covariance flux site has increased the uncertainties of carbon, water, and energy measurements and has thus hampered the urgent research of scaling up and modeling analyses through site combinations in regional or global flux networks.

This further limited the available evidence on overall costs of ADHD, which increased the uncertainties around the annual national cost estimates.

The recent recognition of Phragmites frutescens H. Scholz. in the Mediterranean region (Greuter and Scholz 1996; Scholz and Böhling 2000; Mutlu 2002) has increased the uncertainties about the identity of Mediterranean Phragmites.

"It just increased the uncertainty and nervousness," Mr. Minor said.

All that has increased the uncertainty for individuals, who until recently had shrugged off the fiscal standoff in Washington.

Watson's injury has increased the uncertainty over the No6 position, which has been a problem for Australia as well as England.

Their statement said that "Recent developments, including the deterioration of financial market conditions, have increased the uncertainty" about what will happen next.

The Taoiseach added delays to an agreement only increased the uncertainty for businesses on the border and those workers who crossed it daily.

The committee said some inflation risks remain, but that developments in financial markets since its August meeting have increased the uncertainty surrounding the economic outlook.